Explore The Valley of the Sun
Rawhide Western Town & Steakhouse
Arizona's largest western-themed attraction, Rawhide's Western Town and Steakhouse features an authentic 1880's town complete with Main Street, gunfights, stagecoach and train rides, camel and burro rides, mechanical bull and climbing wall, pettin' ranch, gold panning, shootin'
Chandler, AZ MuseumsAugusta Ranch Golf Club
This public, desert-style, executive course is ideal for beginners and those wanting to work on their short game. The greens are mildly contoured and play true, while the well-kept fairways make this course a pleasure to walk. The signature hole is #10, a 320-yard, par 4
Mesa, AZ Golf CoursesLake Pleasant Campgrounds
Lake Pleasant Regional Park offers 148 sites for RV and tent camping. Desert Tortoise Campground has 76 campsites, 25 developed sites, 41 semi-developed sites, and 10
, AZ CampingBoyce Arboretum Visitors Center
The Boyce Arboretum Visitors Center offers various exhibits and a gift shop with snacks, books, prints, posters, and seed packets. You can also purchase cactus, other succulents, trees, shrubs, ground cover, and herbs.
, AZ Visitors CentersHeard Museum North
A branch location of the internationally acclaimed Heard Museum located in downtown Phoenix, the Heard Museum North presents two exhibitions annually drawing on the Heard'
Scottsdale, AZ ArtsWestern Sculpture
"Thanks For The Rain" The life-size bronze sculpture was created by Joe Beeler in 1988
Wickenburg, AZ ArtsGoldfield Ghost Town
In the 1890s, Goldfield was a booming community. The first gold-strike was made in 1892, and it took just a little under a year before the town came to life. One rich strike after another supported the town and approximately 4000 people who lived in the district for five rich years.
Apache Junction, AZ Pioneer HistoryGarcia School
This red brick schoolhouse, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in 1905, replacing the wooden school on this land. "Little remains of the old one-room schoolhouses built of logs, adobe, frame, or brick which proliferated across Arizona in the late 1800s.
Wickenburg, AZ Historic Schoolhouses